How Strong Should Fragrance Be Inside a Sample Apartment?

Soft, and softer than the sales gallery. The working test is simple: a visitor should notice it in the first ten seconds after the front door opens, and stop being conscious of it within a minute. If they are still aware of it at the balcony, it is too strong. If anybody comments on it at all, it is too strong. On a SOSA Vaayu (₹11,999) that usually means the lowest intensity in a 2BHK under 1,000 sq ft, low to middle in a 1,200-1,800 sq ft 3BHK, and middle in a 2,000-3,000 sq ft 4BHK. The machine is rated to 1000m³, about 2,000-3,000 sq ft, which is a small commercial floor, and a flat is a fraction of that, so the dial has plenty of headroom you should not use. There are two reasons to stay low. The first is credibility: a home that smells strongly perfumed reads as staged, and a buyer who registers that begins wondering what else has been arranged for them. Sales galleries can carry a slightly fuller presence because they are commercial spaces and everyone knows it; a flat cannot. The second is physiology: your nose adapts within minutes, so anybody who has been in the flat for an hour will systematically under-rate the strength. Never set the level from inside. Set it, leave for twenty minutes, and judge it walking back through the door, or ask a colleague who has just arrived from outside. Run a level for a full week before you change it. And the setting that will not help you at all: turning it up to cover fresh paint, adhesive, new PVC or damp. That gives you both smells at once. Cure and ventilate first. Use the key-lock so nobody moves the dial between viewings, and note that a lower setting also stretches the 400ml tank well past the up to 75 days quoted at heavier use. A free scenting plan will give you a starting level, and a portion of every order supports girl-child education through Nanhi Kali.